St Josephs Academy - Academia Yearbook (Portland, ME)

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Il I I St. J ose pI1'5 Academy MARGARET LOUISE DIEALY- Marge Lewiston Course-Latin-Scientiiic Willing and ready to help the rest, She's truly a friend and one of the best. ACTIVITIES Children of Mary Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 43 Second Assistant, 43 St. Gregory's Music Circle, 1, 2, 3, 4: Maria Immaculata Art Club, 4: Frolickers, 4: Dramatics, 4. Favorite Study: Biology: Favorite Expression: I renege : Hobby: Reading: Ambition: To be a nurse. Marge is one of our most serious Seniors and perhaps the only one who is living up to that famous term dignified, applied to Seniors in general. Though she is usually sedate, sometimes nonchalant, seldom worried, she is always good-natured and persevering in whatever she undertakes. We are sure she will make a most capable nurse and we wish her the best of luck always. 0' I I Cl i s I 'n . qi .WI :Il li.. , ,sf 5' ' 5- ' w ' 'T s I . I L 24 - IMI . Sv X 'M I 'ff

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The Academia .11 li 'E 94 e K . X si Q.. I -H NANCY MAYNES BARRON Portland . 1 gf-. N 'e.g.r,,. . Course-Classical Friend of the sages, wise men of old, Friend of us all, with a heart of pure gold. ACTIVITIES ACADEMIA, Associate Editor, 4: Class President, 1: Classical Forum, 2: Latini Comites, 4: Le Cercle Sevigne, 4: Dramatics, 1: Promoter of the League of the Sacred Heart, 1, 2, 3, 4. Favorite Study: Chemistry: Favorite Expression: Don't tell meI : Hobby: Collecting recipes: Ambition: To be a chemist. Nancy is our prize speaker, both formal and informal. She holds the record for time and subject matter. She never seems to tire of talking: and, on every topic, from football or any other sport to books, ancient, modern, as well as current events of local, national, or international importance, she is always up-to-date. Nancy has been an excellent student for four years. We are sure she will be famous some day: we used to think it would be as a -lawyer or a chemist. But of late we wonder if she won't be putting Graham McNamee out of a job. We delight in Nancy's grunts after a particularly pleasing CU assignment has been given. Good-bye, Nancy-we'll hear more of you. l. lg.. sl Ja 0 'l ml 184 .- u W4 YI i Q s Y ' l:i:l I X X -, ' ,Q v Q' rl

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H I I The Academia U ' f , .cl gl-L ll E -1 Il II MARY RITA GETCHELL Old Orchard Course-Latin-Scientific Charming ways and friendships meet In her laughing eyes and dancing feet. ACTIVITIES ACADEMIA, Chronicle Editor, 4: Class President, 4: Class Vice-President, 1: Class Secretary, 2, 3: Children of Mary Sodality, 1, 2, 3, 4: Prefect, 4: Secretary, 3: Maria Immaculata Art Club, President, 4: Le Cercle Sevigne, Vice-President, 4: St. Gregory's Music Circle, l, 2, 3, 4, President, 4: Treasurer, 3: Frolickers, 43 Dramatics, l, 2, 3, 4. Favorite Study: French: Favorite Expression: Oh, that telephone! 3 Hobby: Dancing: Ambition: To be a private secretary. Mary, the beloved Senior of the school and the most popular girl of the class, has many worries. No wonder she's thin. It's no unusual sight to see her glancing madly at the clock when it's time to ring the bell, or dashing through the study hall mumbling: For Pete's sake, that old telephone! As a story teller Mary excels. When you see a crowd around her in the recreation hall, you may be sure Mary is giving a dramatic recital of a most exciting experience or recounting the marvelous qualities of her favorite movie star. Jovial and full of fun, Mary can be dignified, and we are sure her success in school will be continued throughout life. 5.5 . I v Jw I T 5 l P' I l U E -,,..-2 ' Xi 67, Arzlx x g l gQgiQi9if i3 X -vi